Sentence examples for current fragmentation from inspiring English sources

It would reflect the current fragmentation of the party system.

Combined support for the two main parties is at record lows - and this same lack of trust is also what has led to the current fragmentation among the British electorate.

That seems unavoidable if the current fragmentation of services is to stop; integration achieved; stability and continuity encouraged; and the acceleration in health inequalities and decline in standards and pay that competition also triggers, avoided.

On top of the current fragmentation, he added, apps developers often struggle to accommodate older BlackBerry models that lack features, like a GPS receiver, that are now common on other devices.

The growing awareness of the adverse effects of habitat fragmentation on natural systems has resulted in a rapidly increasing number of actions to reduce current fragmentation of natural systems as well as a growing demand for tools to predict and evaluate the effect of changes in the landscape on connectivity in the natural world.

According to the company, Cohesity's data platform will eliminate the current fragmentation and data sprawl that occurs in the real world.

As Ms. Velasquez noted, the massive violence that the U.S. unleashed on Guatemalan society has yet to abate: "The long-term effects of the massacres are not only visible in the loss of lives and brilliant minds but on the current fragmentations of Guatemalan society.

Paired-end sequencing produces modest improvements in isoform quantification (Table S12); however, in our experience current enzymatic fragmentation protocols yield fragments that are too short to provide a clear benefit from paired-end sequences.

For paired-end reads, we set the average fragment size at 280 with a standard deviation of 50, consistent with the fragment size distribution we observe in real Illumina RNA-seq data from current enzymatic fragmentation methods.

The contradiction between the land reform policies and the traditional heritage law resulted in the current land fragmentation.

One reason may be that social media is giving candidates and their supporters an unrealistically optimistic perception of their own chances of success, resulting in the current persistent fragmentation.